U.S. media reports said we and Israeli officials did not want to be named, saying the meeting will be held at the White House on Monday.

Netanyahu’s office announced that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will hold a series of talks with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington, DC, on a number of issues, including tariffs and Iran.

The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office said on Saturday that the agenda of the trip will include Turkey-Israeli relations, “Iranian threat”, Israel’s ongoing war against Gaza, tariffs and “a battle with the International Criminal Court.”

US media reported that we would not be named, and Israeli officials said the meeting will be held at the White House on Monday.

Trump’s invitation comes after a Thursday call between the two leaders. Netanyahu raised the issue of tariffs during his conversation. Israel faces 17% tariffs under what Trump calls “reciprocal tariffs.”

Israel recently moved to remove remaining tariffs on U.S. imports. The free trade agreement signed by four countries forty years ago ensured that about 98% of U.S. goods were included in Israeli taxes.

Netanyahu is currently visiting Hungary, his first European trip since 2023 for violating the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant for alleged War Crimes In Gaza.

The Hungarian government announced the evacuation of the ICC before Prime Minister Viktor Orban welcomed his Israeli counterparts. The United States is not a member of the court.

On the agenda, efforts will also be made to reach a new agreement on the Gaza ceasefire agreement and the return of Israeli prisoners held by Palestinian groups. Israel attacked Gaza last month, breaking a brief truce with the Palestinian group Hamas.

Trump has it too Suppressed Iran Negotiating a new agreement on its nuclear plan. Iran said it is willing to hold indirect negotiations.

For decades, the United States-led Western countries have accused Tehran of seeking nuclear weapons. Iran rejected the allegations and insisted that its nuclear activities were for civilian purposes only.